Eve Jobs, the daughter of Apple founder Steve Jobs, has a growing collection of vintage Apple T-shirts, including one very rare tee: a one-of-a-kind prototype made by Jobs himself from the era when he was running Apple out of his garage with co-founder Steve Wozniak.
The front of the shirt reads, “Eve had the right idea,” while the back continues the text: “She picked an Apple.”
“It means so much to me. I smile every time I wear it,” Eve, 24, told Vanity Fair.
The Stanford grad and accomplished equestrian even channeled her dad for her shoot with the mag, posing in a black Saint Laurent turtleneck dress reminiscent of Jobs’ signature top.
Britt Hennemuth and Emma Summerton for Vanity Fair:
Jobs tells me over lunch… “I have a recollection of going to work with him and drawing on this one whiteboard in his office that I believe stands there to this day, with all my little doodles on it. I would just subconsciously soak in all the beauty and gorgeous design around me.”
I note that there’s an iPhone resting on the table between us and recording our interview. “It’s a beautiful reminder for me every day,” she says, looking down at it fondly. “All day, every day. It really is. It makes me feel warm.”
The 24-year-old world-class equestrian and Stanford graduate traded Silicon Valley for New York City in the fall of 2021 after making her runway debut for Coperni in Paris. Jobs has since signed a deal to be a face of Louis Vuitton and will star in a digital campaign later this year.
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